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A chypre leaning toward old-school chpres though not as opulent, well-blended or complex to my nose. The Rosine website says this is to be worn with fur and silk, which gives me the impression that we are after that Chanel feel here - for some reason I'm thinking of No.5 and Coco Madem.oiselle. And Une Folie de Rose may give you that during the drydown, although I think it has a more retro or whimsical feel. And it is more spicy than dusty. I get a peppery opening with a woodsy aspect. On some days, I get some patchouli and sometimes sweeter notes, too. This is a more natural patch than I often like and it's earthy aspect is more like humid, dark soil on me. It's more dark and thin than full-bodied. The rose is a sweet, full-bodied one which I like more than sheer, pink roses. And the drydown is interesting. I get that Guerlain powder together with the dark earthy aspect. Then it becomes a rose. When I wore it, I got complimented by perfume lovers, but from a distance. On my skin, though, I keep on smelling wet soil and something like saffron or cumin, which feels too much. This probably smells better on others. Hence, one extra lippie. Tauer's Une Rose Chypree works much better on me than this one, giving me a better-blended composition.
A chypre leaning toward old-school chpres though not as opulent, well-blended or complex to my nose. The Rosine website says this is to be worn with fur and silk, which gives me the impression that we are after that Chanel feel here - for some reason I'm thinking of No.5 and Coco Madem.oiselle. And Une Folie de Rose may give you that during the drydown, although I think it has a more retro or whimsical feel. And it is more spicy than dusty. I get a peppery opening with a woodsy aspect. On some days, I get some patchouli and sometimes sweeter notes, too. This is a more natural patch than I often like and it's earthy aspect is more like humid, dark soil on me. It's more dark and thin than full-bodied. The rose is a sweet, full-bodied one which I like more than sheer, pink roses. And the drydown is interesting. I get that Guerlain powder together with the dark earthy aspect. Then it becomes a rose. When I wore it, I got complimented by perfume lovers, but from a distance. On my skin, though, I keep on smelling wet soil and something like saffron or cumin, which feels too much. This probably smells better on others. Hence, one extra lippie. Tauer's Une Rose Chypree works much better on me than this one, giving me a better-blended composition.
I really like this fresh unisex rose patchouli with a delectable dry down that isn't too dark (perhaps it's because of the slight lift and structure due to Lavander and/or oud). But, somehow, I always forget I own it. When I do remember, I often choose not to wear it if favor of something else more exciting. Exactly unisex, IMO right in the middle. Office appropriate and day appropriate. Citrus and rose of the opening segue very smoothly into the rest of the fragrance, and despite the initial prominence of the rose accord, I would say that the rest of the fragrance would appeal even to those who are not rose lovers.
I really like this fresh unisex rose patchouli with a delectable dry down that isn't too dark (perhaps it's because of the slight lift and structure due to Lavander and/or oud). But, somehow, I always forget I own it. When I do remember, I often choose not to wear it if favor of something else more exciting. Exactly unisex, IMO right in the middle. Office appropriate and day appropriate. Citrus and rose of the opening segue very smoothly into the rest of the fragrance, and despite the initial prominence of the rose accord, I would say that the rest of the fragrance would appeal even to those who are not rose lovers.
This is a nice, sensitively made fragrance, which is an enjoyable mix between Bvlgari The Rouge and, as one of the previous reviewers noted, Parfumerie Generale's Brulure de Rose. It shares that rice-like cloudiness of the former, and of course, the chocolate rose of the latter, but where Brulure de Rose smells like jam and coriander, Rose Praline opts for Turkish delight, cardamom and geranium. I wouldn't usually say this, but in the case of these two, you may not need both.
This is a nice, sensitively made fragrance, which is an enjoyable mix between Bvlgari The Rouge and, as one of the previous reviewers noted, Parfumerie Generale's Brulure de Rose. It shares that rice-like cloudiness of the former, and of course, the chocolate rose of the latter, but where Brulure de Rose smells like jam and coriander, Rose Praline opts for Turkish delight, cardamom and geranium. I wouldn't usually say this, but in the case of these two, you may not need both.
